The Bilge Pumps return to Chandler's Landing on one of the last hot days of the year, luckily we were under the shade with a nice lakeside breeze.
Not that use being in the shade stops Phil from wearing his highway patrol sunglasses.
Also, the lakeside breeze gives us and the patrons cute lil' mohawks.
Harvey should be very afraid when John Crow starts eyeballing him with that look on his face.
Hmmm... looks like Galleon O'Galleon partook a bit too much of the free beer the marina was offering.
Seriously Harvey, you really need to run. I'm not kidding! Run!
What happens when you're a loyal fan and come to all our local shows? You get yanked onstage and humped on by a dirty old man, that's what!
Galleon and Phil do a little rock, paper, scissors to find out who gets to sing lead on "Black and Tans".
The audience gets to hear the premier of "Banana Boat Pirates". In fact, the Bilge Pumps got to hear it for the first time, too, since Harvey came up with the lyrics about 5 min. before we sang it.
Harvey and the Pumps get filled with a righteous fervor.
Harvey yanks up the mother of Sharkbait's unborn child to dance with him on "Cape Cod Girls". The poor kid's gonna be warped before it leaves the womb.
You know, I don't remember choir boys being this ugly when I was in church.
To complete the embarrassment of people who know Sharkbait, his mom gets yanked onstage to be a pumpette during "Johnny Jump Up".
It looks like Maroon has developed himself a fiendish plan.
This guy's getting waaaay too excited doing the humping dance on "Sailor's Hornpipe". I think Harvey's encouraging him.
Speaking of people getting waaay too excited, this dude really liked wearing that dress during "The 3 Song".
Sharkbait and Galleon discuss a woman with huge... tracts of land.
Maroon has finally developed some antennae that allow him to listen to the OU game on the radio and tune out the band.
